Sentence examples for highly inequitable from inspiring English sources

These reforms are based on the privatised US system: the most expensive and highly inequitable healthcare system.

Moreover, distribution may often be highly inequitable.

Given the highly inequitable access to public preschool that exists worldwide, governments and policy-makers should consider the findings presented here as an additional impetus to expand public preschool.

Addams goes on to address the powerlessness of domestic work particularly as it entails isolation and a highly inequitable power relationship: "The household employé[sic] has no regular opportunity for meeting other workers of her trade, and of attaining with them the dignity of corporate body" (ABI 538).

Besides the possible incidence of fairness preference, a more equitable offer by the first mover may reflect a selfish motive – to prevent a fair minded responder from rejecting a highly inequitable offer in favor of both receiving zero.

Apart from being fragmented, these systems are usually highly inequitable.

If I were trying to come up with a defense of financial markets, I would say that that they are often highly inefficient, inequitable, and wasteful; but they are also very productive, and, perhaps, their wastefulness is an inevitable concomitant of their role in financing new and untested innovations.

And where there is spending, it is often highly inadequate and inequitable," said Mr. Bradshaw.

The post-apartheid government in South Africa inherited a centralized, highly fragmented and inequitable health system.

Travel and internet connectivity provide access to a range of international health services in a highly commercialised and inequitable healthcare market.

It barely needs noting that Argentina, Indonesia, and South Africa are highly stratified and grossly inequitable nations.